Privacy Policy for allthingswelsh.co.uk

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At allthingswelsh.co.uk, the privacy of our visitors is of extreme importance to us. This privacy policy document outlines the types of personal information is received and collected by allthingswelsh.co.uk and how it is used.

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According to the official website, “Disney icons Mickey and Minnie will don their best Welsh-themed outfits for the occasion” and there will be all kinds of music, dancing, culture and crafts on offer. “The Welsh spirit will soar with a traditional Welsh Choir, face-painting and fireworks – it’s a red, white and green as you’ve never, ever seen,” organisers add.

For a true taste of the UK, holidaymakers can also watch a performance from a Welsh Male Voice Choir that will take place throughout Friday and Saturday by the Sleeping Beauty Castle.

Visitors are advised to book tickets through their travel agent and are also reminded that during the event, children under the age of 12 can stay and play at the resort for free.

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‘We are delighted to support this important new festival,’ says Aran Jones, co-founder of www.SaySomethinginWelsh.com, ‘and we hope we’ll be able to offer a perfect opportunity for Tolkien fans visiting Wales to experience for themselves the sheer beauty of the language which had such a powerful effect on the soundscape of the Lord of the Rings.’

‘This is the perfect match for the festival,’ says Mark Faith, the Machynlleth book dealer responsible for organising the Festival in the Shire. ‘We have internationally renowned speakers who will be looking at the lasting impact Wales and the Welsh language had on Tolkien, and we can now promise our attendees that they will have the opportunity to enjoy getting a real taste for the language themselves, at zero cost!’

SaySomethinginWelsh.com is a 14 hour aural course distributed via mp3 files which can be listened to online or downloaded to be played at home or on mp3 players. Lord Dafydd Elis-Thomas, Presiding Officer of the Welsh Assembly, and Robin McBryde, forwards coach of the Welsh rugby team, are two of several prominent Patrons of the course, which has over 6000 learners from all around the world and a popular online forum.

The Festival in the Shire will take place in Y Plas country house and grounds in Machynlleth from 13th to the 15th of August 2010, with a wide range of events for serious conference goers and also for more casual fans and families. More information is available at www.FestivalintheShire.com, including a list of special guests and well-known collectors who will be exhibiting at the festival.

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As Samsung and Orange get ready to launch the first Welsh language predictive text mobile phone at the end of the month, the UK’s biggest mobile phone comparison site has researched the top 10 most common slang abbreviations currently in use, and translated them into Welsh in order to help kids and text-savvy adults across Wales get down with the lingo.

www.Rightmobilephone.co.uk spoke to 1878 mobile-phone owners to find the Top Ten most popular abbreviations currently used and here is the list along with the Welsh translations.

1 LoL (Laugh out Loud) = CYU – Chwerthin yn uchel
2 BrB (Be right Back) = YOYYM – Yn ôl yn y man
3 M8 (Mate) = ‘mêt’
4 WTF (what the f**K) = BD (Be ddiawl?)
5 OMG (Oh My God) = OFN (O fy nuw)
6 LMAO (Laugh My Ass Off) = CFHYN (Chwerthin fy hun yn wirion)
7 TVM (Thanks Very Much) = DYFI (Diolch yn fawr iawn)
8 TMI (Too Much Information) = GOW (Gormod o wybodaeth)
9 BFF (Best Friends for Ever) = FGAB (Ffrindiau gorau am byth)
10 BYOB (Bring Your Own Beer) = TACDH (Tyrd â chwrw dy hun)

Since the announcement of the phone’s launch, Rightmobilephone.co.uk has been inundated with requests for further information and where to get the best deals on it. The phone itself will store around 44,000 Welsh words in predictive text.

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The squad recently returned from the European championships where they were placed 5th. David Adams, assistant coach and team manager, explains:

“We have been trying for a long while to get more funding and we are thrilled that the Mars Refuel Drink Fund has chosen to support us.  We will be using the donation to buy playing kit, team t-shirts and kit bags for the whole squad. This will be a great boost to the team and will encourage them to train and play for longer.”

The MARS Refuel Drink Fund aims to help sports clubs and individuals to play sport for longer. Further information can be found at www.marsrefuel.com. The Mars Refuel Drink Fund is open for entries until September 30 2009.

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